High protein diets increase sense of fullness. https://t.co/VhhxOSmHAq
The Effects of Increased Protein Intake on Fullness: A Meta-Analysis and Its Limitations.
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Overall, the social discussions show support for the idea that increased protein can enhance fullness, as seen in comments like 'High protein diets increase sense of fullness,' while some posts question the limitations of the research, referencing the meta-analysis and subjective measures. The tone ranges from supportive and exploratory to somewhat skeptical, reflecting an interest in scientific validity and practical significance.
Most discussions acknowledge that higher protein intake can increase feelings of fullness, aligning with the article's findings.
The topics of diet, protein, and fullness generate significant curiosity, especially with references to meta-analyses and practical implications.
Some posts critically engage with the research methods and implications, such as debating subjective measures and the importance of meta-analyses.
The discussions highlight that the research influences opinions about dietary strategies, but mainly within niche communities rather than broad societal impact.
Abstract in brief
- This study examined how increasing dietary protein affects feelings of fullness, using a meta-analysis to combine results from multiple studies, and found that higher protein intake generally makes people feel fuller.
- The meta-analysis was limited because many rigorous studies were excluded due to strict criteria, such as needing specific measurements like area under the curve for fullness.
- Overall, the findings suggest that consuming more protein can help increase fullness, but the evidence is constrained by the limitations of the analyzed studies.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@fmahmad88 Ignoring the study you have in mind for a moment, here's a thought experiment: if you were hungry, what would satisfy you more/longer, a chicken breast or a glass of water? Interesting findings aside, the weight of the evidence is what matters: https://t.co/tGfPIwyKvE
暴飲暴食した後の週末って なんか空腹感強くない? そんな時はバターコーヒー なんだけど昼間以降は プロテインが良き 28の研究のメタ分析でも プロテイン増やすと 空腹感が減ると。 ので食べる量減って痩せる。 プロテは他にも良いこと沢山。 ワイも、今日は飲む。 https://t.co/kgNYQfu48V
Systematic review of increased protein on fullness. Acute studies only, and obviously subjective. Still, higher protein associated with greater fullness. https://t.co/B0F1xs1Nda
@fmahmad88 @PurdueNutrition I’ll refer you back to the weight of the research evidence: https://t.co/tGfPIwyKvE And this also holds true in practice with everyone from soccer moms/dads to precontest bodybuilders.
@PlantChompers @KevinH_PhD Isn't protein the key? https://t.co/h1EcAVAKf1 https://t.co/5BrldvaV3G
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@Thamno @Haub_KSU @KevinH_PhD @FT @nutritionorg Link to meta analysis: "The Effects of Increased Protein Intake on Fullness: A Meta-Analysis and Its Limitations" https://t.co/3KfJbz0jMI
@PlantChompers @KevinH_PhD Isn't protein the key? https://t.co/h1EcAVAKf1 https://t.co/5BrldvaV3G
High protein diets increase sense of fullness. https://t.co/VhhxOSmHAq
Systematic review of increased protein on fullness. Acute studies only, and obviously subjective. Still, higher protein associated with greater fullness. https://t.co/B0F1xs1Nda
@fmahmad88 You’re ignoring results from meta-analyses. https://t.co/tGfPIwyKvE
RT @TheAlanAragon: @fmahmad88 Ignoring the study you have in mind for a moment, here's a thought experiment: if you were hungry, what would…
@fmahmad88 @PurdueNutrition I’ll refer you back to the weight of the research evidence: https://t.co/tGfPIwyKvE And this also holds true in practice with everyone from soccer moms/dads to precontest bodybuilders.
@fmahmad88 Ignoring the study you have in mind for a moment, here's a thought experiment: if you were hungry, what would satisfy you more/longer, a chicken breast or a glass of water? Interesting findings aside, the weight of the evidence is what matters: https://t.co/tGfPIwyKvE
暴飲暴食した後の週末って なんか空腹感強くない? そんな時はバターコーヒー なんだけど昼間以降は プロテインが良き 28の研究のメタ分析でも プロテイン増やすと 空腹感が減ると。 ので食べる量減って痩せる。 プロテは他にも良いこと沢山。 ワイも、今日は飲む。 https://t.co/kgNYQfu48V
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